Pressure reducing hood

Abstract

The invention discloses a pressure reducing hood, relates to the field of hoods, and provides a pressure reducing hood which is beneficial to avoiding pressure damage to the head skin of a coma patient. The pressure reducing hood comprises a hood inner layer, a hood middle layer, a hood outer layer and an elastic band, wherein the hood inner layer is made of flexible breathable materials; the hoodmiddle layer is connected with the hood inner layer, and a plurality of breathable holes are formed in the hood middle layer; the hood outer layer is prepared of crimped elastic wires which are densely distributed on the hood middle layer and can support the head of a human body; and the elastic band is arranged along the edge of the hood middle layer and connected with the hood middle layer. Thehood sleeves the head of a patient, the head of the patient is not in contacted with a pillow, and the crimped elastic wires support the head of the patient at multiple points, so that blood circulation and ventilation conditions of the scalp of the patient can be improved. The position of the hood can be finely adjusted at intervals, so that the crimped elastic wires support different points ofthe scalp to prevent the same point of the scalp from being pressed for a long time. Therefore, the pressure injury to the head skin of the coma patient can be avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of headgear, in particular to a decompression headgear. Background technique [0002] Comatose patients lie in bed for a long time, and always have an area of ​​the head in contact with the pillow. In addition, the patient is often thin and has very little subcutaneous fat, which may easily cause the area of ​​the head in contact with the pillow to be pressurized for a long time and airtight, resulting in pressure injury. To avoid pressure injuries, currently we can only use softer pillows as much as possible. Even so, pressure injuries to the head of clinically comatose patients are still unavoidable. [0003] Patients with a wound on the head should avoid the wound in the area where the head touches the pillow while sleeping. However, after the patient falls asleep, the body position will inevitably change unconsciously, causing the wound area to touch the pillow, resulting in pressure on the wound and pain, or wor...

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